EIGHT FOLD PATH
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- Hey you know what is in the, "Eight Noble Eightfold Path."
- Nah, I didn't hear anything about that Noble.
- And I chose four principles only.
- Oh, okay what is it?
- The second one is the, "Right Thought".
- The third one is, "Right speech".
- You know that The Noble Eightfold Path enables us to overcome our “I”, feel greater harmony withhe world around us and eventually eliminate the pain we often experience. In this path, the Wheel, symbol of Dhamma, is presented with eight rays depicting the following eight principles.
- And the last one is the, "Right and effort".
- You know that The Noble Eightfold Path enables us to overcome our “I”, feel greater harmony withhe world around us and eventually eliminate the pain we often experience. In this path, the Wheel, symbol of Dhamma, is presented with eight rays depicting the following eight principles.
- And atleast you know what is the Noble of Eightfold path."
- Right Thought follows immediately. “Right” in this case means “according to the facts”. In other words, it suggests that we see things as they are and not as we would like them to be.
- Hey that's too nice huh.
- Right Speech, Action and Livelihood include moral barriers that prevent lying, stealing, committing violent acts, and making a living in a way that harms others. These moral barriers not only help to achieve general social harmony, but also help us to control and eliminate our sense of “I”.
- Right Effort is important, because the “I” thrives on inaction and the wrong effort. Inactivity because if we do not try to practice them we cannot hope to achieve anything at any level in life and in the “wrong endeavor” because the greatest crimes have been committed by very active people. Therefore, the effort must be made and must be consistent with the teaching and with the effort to eliminate our “I”.
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